“I visited the United States with my Hungarian friends. It happened somewhere up north, in a fishing village, we were walking down the street, suddenly a middle-aged lady ran out of a small shop and said: ‘Aren’t you the boutique shopkeeper? We live here, but I was in Budapest for a few months and loved your show. When we heard the word Hungarian and saw it here, at the end of the world, in Alaska, I didn’t want to believe it at first. I’m so glad you’re here!’ – he said while hugging me unexpectedly”, the host of the Music Shop told the surprising story, Predecessor Juhász to the Surprise.
It happens that a famous person is a fan of another celebrity. Gábor Berkes it was so with Krisztina Egerszegi. “I loved Krisztina Egerszegi. After he won the Seoul Olympics in 1988, I invited him to my apartment and we baked him pancakes with the band First Floor. We spent a very pleasant afternoon together. Since our first meeting, we have run into each other quite a few times at various events. Much later, I wrote the music for the documentary about him, but I don’t think the swimmer even knows about this, because I didn’t tell her,” said the musician.
An apple can also be a sign of love, you know that Zsuzsa Kertész too. “One summer day, in the sweltering heat, I was waiting for the red light to change. I was standing with the window down when a lady ran out of the nearby vegetable stand and pressed a beautiful, shiny, red apple into my hand. ‘It will certainly be fine in this heat, Zsuzsika,’ she said, and ran back to her shop,” recalled the former TV announcer.
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